Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: A town that is getting too expensive to live in
Longtime resident Shirley Majewski urges town action on a damaged overpass, train safety near a school, traffic, health impacts, and mounting local infrastructure and housing costs.
More audio from Greenfield Recorder
-
7m'Celebrating the things that unite us': Trial Court marks 10th annual Cultural Appreciation Week
Franklin County celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Trial Court's Cultural Appreciation Week with a series of events featuring diverse speakers, musical performances and community resources at the Franklin County Justice Center in Greenfield.
-
2mPresentation of audio documentary in Sunderland to share inner lives of farmworkers
A presentation of the audio documentary 'Room to Grow: The Inner Lives of United States Farm Workers in an Age of Turmoil' is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Sunderland Public Library, featuring a potluck and community conversation.
-
4mIndivisible North Quabbin holds rally to encourage early voting
Indivisible North Quabbin hosted a 'No Kings: Vote Early' demonstration in Orange on Saturday to promote early voting for the Massachusetts midterm elections and collect donations for the local food pantry.
-
6mMy Turn: The real reason Social Security is in trouble
Social Security is one of the most successful social policies in the history of the United States. Without it, the number of elderly Americans in poverty would skyrocket from about 10% to about 37%. And yet it is under threat. Bipartisan analysts agree that it will run out of money around 2032. Republicans insist […]
-
5mColumnist Judy Wagner: Casting the future
Colors are glowing in the late morning sun. After some overnight rain, there is a freshness to trees, grasses and flowers even as they begin their autumn detachment. As always the exhilaration of cooler air and high color is underwritten by the prospect of pending loss. The potential for ambivalence is well-defined by the vines suddenly […]